MISSING PERSON - Traduction anglais-espagnol

Oxford Spanisch Dictionary

anglais

espagnol

track down missing person: dar con

track down missing person: averiguar el paradero de

trace criminal/witness/missing person: localizar

trace criminal/witness/missing person: ubicar AmLat

he was registered as a missing person: estaba en la lista de desaparecidos

espagnol

anglais

ausente: missing person

desaparecido (desaparecida): missing person

Oxford Spanisch Dictionary

missing [Am ˈmɪsɪŋ, GB ˈmɪsɪŋ] ADJ

1. missing (lost):

the missing papers haven't turned up yet: los papeles que faltaban no han aparecido todavía

the missing link: el eslabón perdido

he was registered as a missing person: estaba en la lista de desaparecidos

missing in action: desaparecido en acción

missing, presumed dead: desaparecido, dado por muerto

to be missing: faltar

one of the coins is missing: falta una de las monedas

how long has he been missing?: ¿cuánto hace que desapareció?

to go missing GB person/object:: desaparecer

2. missing (lacking):

that violin has two strings missing: a ese violín le faltan dos cuerdas

fill in the missing letters in the spaces provided: rellena los espacios con las letras que faltan

Miss

Miss → Mississippi

Voir aussi

Mississippi [Am ˌmɪsəˈsɪpi, GB ˌmɪsɪˈsɪpi] SUBST (state)

Mississippi: Misisipí m

the Mississippi (River): el Misisipí

I. miss¹ [Am mɪs, GB mɪs] VERBE trans

1. miss (fail to hit):

the bullet just missed him: la bala le pasó rozando

the bullet just missed his shoulder: la bala por poco le da en el hombro

the car only just missed him: el coche por poco lo atropella

2. miss (fail to experience):

miss: perderse

I wouldn't have missed it for anything: no me lo hubiera perdido por nada (en el mundo)

you didn't miss much: no te perdiste nada

you've missed all the excitement: te has perdido lo mejor

luckily, we missed the worst of the tornado: por suerte, nos salvamos de lo peor del tornado

3. miss (fail to attend):

miss: faltar a

I've never missed a day's work: nunca he faltado al trabajo

you missed your appointment with the doctor: no vino a la cita con el doctor

I forgot all about the meeting and missed it: se me pasó totalmente ir a la reunión

I missed the party: me perdí la fiesta

4. miss (fail to catch):

miss bus/train/plane/flight: perder

I missed her in the crowd: había tanta gente que no la vi

we missed each other: no nos vimos

we missed each other: nos desencontramos CSur

to miss the boat or bus: perder el tren

5. miss (overlook, fail to notice):

you missed three wrong spellings: se te pasaron (por alto) tres faltas

we missed the turning: nos pasamos (de donde deberíamos haber doblado)

I missed cleaning one window: se me pasó limpiar una ventana

you can't miss it: lo va a ver enseguida

you can't miss it: no tiene pérdida Esp

you've missed a bit: te quedó un pedacito sin pintar (or limpiar etc.)

he never misses my birthday: nunca se olvida de mi cumpleaños

6. miss (fail to hear, understand):

miss cue/remark: no oír

sorry, I missed that: perdona, no te oí

she doesn't miss a thing: no se le escapa una fam

I think you've missed the point: me parece que no has entendido

he missed the true significance of this: no captó or se le escapó el verdadero significado de esto

7. miss chance:

miss: perder

miss: dejar pasar

to miss one's vocation: errar la vocación

to miss one's footing: tropezar

he missed the rope and fell: no logró asirse de la cuerda y cayó

8. miss (avoid):

miss town/rush/crowds: evitar

if we take Garden State Parkway, we miss New York altogether: si vamos por Garden State Parkway nos evitamos pasar por Nueva York

he missed death by inches: por poco se mata

to miss -ing he just missed getting soaked: por poco se empapa

I managed to miss hearing the whole story again: logré escaparme or librarme de que me lo contara otra vez

9. miss (regret absence of):

miss friend/country/comfort: echar de menos

miss friend/country/comfort: extrañar esp AmLat

I miss you (terribly): te echo (muchísimo) de menos

I miss you (terribly): te extraño (muchísimo) esp AmLat

I miss you (terribly): me haces mucha falta AmLat

to miss -ing I miss going for walks in the country: echo de menos mis paseos por el campo

to miss -ing I miss going for walks in the country: extraño mis paseos por el campo esp AmLat

I miss working with you: echo de menos trabajar contigo

I miss working with you: extraño trabajar contigo AmLat

10. miss (notice absence of):

miss: echar en falta

miss: echar de menos

when did you first miss the necklace?: ¿cuándo te diste cuenta de que te faltaba el collar?

when did you first miss the necklace?: ¿cuándo echaste en falta or de menos el collar?

come on, you won't miss five dollars: dale ¿que más te dan cinco dólares?

II. miss¹ [Am mɪs, GB mɪs] VERBE intr

1. miss:

miss marksman:: errar el tiro

miss marksman:: fallar

miss bullet:: no dar en el blanco

missed!: ¡fallaste (or falló etc.)!

missed!: ¡(le) erraste (or erró etc.)!

2. miss (fail):

miss fam: fallar

she sends a card every year, she never misses: manda una tarjeta todos los años sin falta or manda una tarjeta todos los años, nunca falla

3. miss fam car/engine:

miss: fallar

III. miss¹ [Am mɪs, GB mɪs] SUBST (failure to hit)

miss: fallo m

she had two unlucky misses: erró el tiro dos veces por mala suerte

to give sth a miss fam I'd give that restaurant a miss if I were you: yo que tú no pisaría ese restaurante fam

I think I'll give swimming a miss this afternoon: creo que esta tarde voy a pasar de ir a nadar fam

a miss is as good as a mile: de casi no se muere nadie fam, hum

Voir aussi

I. trick [Am trɪk, GB trɪk] SUBST

1.1. trick (ruse):

trick: trampa f

trick: ardid m

it was a trick to get him to confess: fue una trampa or un ardid para que confesara

they played a dirty trick on him: le jugaron una mala pasada

they played a dirty trick on him: le hicieron una mala jugada

it's just a trick of the light: es la luz que engaña

épith trick photograph: fotografía f trucada

trick photography: trucaje m

a trick question: una pregunta con trampa

1.2. trick (prank, joke):

trick: broma f

trick: jugarreta f

to play a trick on sb: hacerle or gastarle una broma a alguien

my eyes must be playing tricks on me: debo de estar viendo visiones

she's up to her old tricks again: ya está otra vez haciendo de las suyas

how's tricks? jarg: ¿qué tal? fam

how's tricks? jarg: ¿qué onda? AmLat jarg

2. trick (feat, skilful act):

trick: truco m

to do card tricks: hacer trucos con las cartas

I've taught my dog to do tricks: le he enseñado al perro a hacer gracias

the trick is to add the oil slowly: el truco or el secreto está en añadir el aceite poco a poco

she knows every trick in the book: se las sabe todas fam

we've tried every trick in the book: hemos intentado todo lo habido y por haber

he knows all the tricks of the trade: se sabe todos los trucos del oficio

give it a good thump, that should do the trick: dale un buen golpe y verás como funciona

thanks for those pills, they did the trick: gracias por las pastillas, me hicieron muy bien

thanks for those pills, they did the trick: gracias por las pastillas, me fueron muy bien Esp

3. trick (habit):

to have a trick of -ing , he has a trick of turning up when we're about to eat: tiene la costumbre de aparecerse cuando estamos por comer

the generator has a trick of cutting out every half hour: al generador le da por apagarse cada media hora fam

4. trick (in card games):

trick: baza f

to take/win a trick: hacerse/ganar una baza

he/she doesn't miss or never misses a trick: no se le escapa ni una

II. trick [Am trɪk, GB trɪk] VERBE trans

trick: engañar

he tricked us!: ¡nos ha engañado!

to trick sb into -ing: engañar a alguien para que + subj

to trick sb out of sth: birlarle algo a alguien

I was tricked out of my inheritance: me birlaron la herencia fam

III. trick [Am trɪk, GB trɪk] ADJ épith

1. trick cigar/spider:

trick: de juguete

trick: de mentira

trick: de pega Esp fam

2. trick Am:

trick: con problemas

near miss SUBST

a near miss MOTOR, AVIAT: casi una colisión

we had a near miss: por poco or casi chocamos

I avoided having to repeat a year, but it was a near miss: me salvé de repetir el año, pero fue por poco

I avoided having to repeat a year, but it was a near miss: me salvé de repetir el año, pero fue por un pelo fam

I avoided having to repeat a year, but it was a near miss: me salvé de repetir el año, pero fue por los pelos fam

miss² [Am mɪs, GB mɪs] SUBST

1. miss (as title):

Miss: señorita f

can I introduce Miss (Jane) Smith: permítanme presentarles a la señorita (Jane) Smith

Miss World: Miss Mundo

the Misses Johnson démod: las señoritas (de) Johnson

Miss Elizabeth démod (in US: matron): doña Elizabeth

Miss Elizabeth (in UK: younger sister): la señorita Elizabeth

Miss Elizabeth (in UK: younger sister): la niña Elizabeth AmLat

2. miss as form of address:

Miss: señorita

please, Miss, I know the answer: yo lo sé, señorita

excuse me, Miss: perdone, señorita

3. miss (young girl):

miss démod: jovencita f

a cheeky/pretty little miss: una descarada/guapa jovencita

person <pl people> [Am ˈpərs(ə)n, GB ˈpəːs(ə)n] SUBST

1. person:

person: persona f

he's/she's a charming person: es una persona encantadora

she's a mean person: es una tacaña

Sue's the person to ask: a quien hay que preguntarle es a Sue

who is this Davies person?: ¿quién es el tal Davies?

per person: por persona

help arrived in the person of his father: su padre llegó en el momento más oportuno

2.1. person <pl persons> (individual):

person form: persona f

person or persons unknown JUR: persona o personas no identificadas

juristic or artificial person JUR: persona jurídica

the three persons of the Holy Trinity: las tres personas de la Santísima Trinidad

2.2. person <pl persons> (body):

person: persona f

to have a weapon on or about one's person GB form: ser portador de arma

offenses against the person: delitos mpl contra la persona

in person: en persona

3. person LING:

person pl persons: persona f

second person plural: segunda persona del plural

in the first person: en primera persona

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I. people [Am ˈpipəl, GB ˈpiːp(ə)l] SUBST

1.1. people + pl vb, no art (in general):

people: gente f

people are tired of that: la gente está cansada de eso

what will people say/think?: ¿qué dirá/pensará la gente?

people say that …: dicen que …

people say that …: se dice que …

a lot of/very few people: mucha/muy poca gente

many/most people disagree: mucha gente/la mayoría de la gente no está de acuerdo

some people don't like it: a algunos no les gusta

some people don't like it: a algunas personas no les gusta

some people don't like it: hay gente a la que no le gusta

people like her never learn: la gente como ella nunca aprende

people like her never learn: las personas como ella nunca aprenden

they are good people: son buena gente or buenas personas

we're people, not machines!: somos personas, no máquinas

1.2. people + pl vb, no art (individuals):

people: personas fpl

three people were injured: tres personas resultaron heridas

the hall seats 200 people: la sala tiene un aforo de 200 personas

well, really, some people!: ¡hay cada uno!

you people don't understand: ustedes no entienden

they've made her director, her of all people!: ¡la han hecho directora, nada menos que a ella!

you of all people ought to be grateful to me: tú más que nadie me deberías estar agradecido

1.3. people + pl vb, no art (specific group):

tall/rich people: la gente alta/rica

tall/rich people: las personas altas/ricas

tall/rich people: los altos/ricos

young people: los jóvenes

young people: la juventud

local people: la gente del lugar

local people: los lugareños

Chinese people: los chinos

my people are from Illinois: mi familia es de Illinois

my people are from Illinois: mi gente es de Illinois fam

he wasn't one of our people: no era uno de los nuestros

2.1. people (inhabitants) + pl vb:

the people of this country: la gente de este país

the people of this country: este pueblo

she got to know the country and its people: llegó a conocer bien el país y su(s) gente(s)

a town of 15, 000 people: una ciudad de 15.000 habitantes or personas

2.2. people (citizens, nation) + pl vb:

the people: el pueblo

the American people: los americanos

the American people: el pueblo americano

the common people: la gente corriente

the common people: la gente en general

a man/an enemy of the people: un hombre/un enemigo del pueblo

a people's republic: una república popular

to go to the people GB: llamar a elecciones

to go to the people GB: convocar (a) elecciones

to go to the people GB: consultar al electorado

2.3. people (race):

people + sing vb: pueblo m

they are a proud people: son un pueblo orgulloso

II. people [Am ˈpipəl, GB ˈpiːp(ə)l] VERBE trans

people: poblar

a land peopled by savage tribes: una tierra habitada por tribus salvajes

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missing person SUBST

missing person: desaparecido(-a) m (f)

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anglais

espagnol

missing person: desaparecido, -a

to give sb up missing person: dar a alguien por desaparecido

espagnol

anglais

desaparecido (-a): missing person

manco (-a) (con una mano): person who is missing a hand

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missing [ˈmɪsɪŋ] ADJ

1. missing (lost):

missing person: desaparecido, -a

missing thing or object: perdido, -a

missing in combat: desaparecido en combate

to report sth missing: dar parte de la pérdida de algo

2. missing (absent):

missing: ausente

miss¹ [mɪs] SUBST (form of address)

miss: señorita f

Miss Spain: Miss España

I. miss² [mɪs] -es SUBST

miss: fallo m

to give sth a miss GB, Aus fam: pasar de algo

II. miss² [mɪs] -es VERBE intr

miss: fallar

III. miss² [mɪs] -es VERBE trans

1. miss (not hit):

miss: fallar

2. miss (not catch):

miss: perder

to miss the bus/train: perder el bus/tren

to miss a deadline: no cumplir con una fecha límite

3. miss (avoid):

miss: evitar

4. miss (not notice):

miss: no fijarse en

to miss sb: no encontrar a alguien

you didn't miss much: no te has perdido nada

you can't miss it: no te lo puedes perder

5. miss (not hear):

miss: no oír

6. miss (overlook):

miss: saltarse

to miss a meeting: faltar a una reunión

7. miss (not take advantage):

miss: dejar pasar

to miss an opportunity: perder una oportunidad

8. miss (regret absence):

miss: echar de menos

9. miss (notice loss):

miss: echar en falta

person <people [or form -s]> [ˈpɜ:sən, Am ˈpɜ:r-] SUBST

1. person (human):

person: persona f

about [or on] one's person: encima

as a person: como persona

per person: por persona

2. person LING:

person: persona f

first/second person: primera/segunda persona

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missing person SUBST

missing person: desaparecido(-a) m (f)

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missing person: desaparecido, -a

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missing [ˈmɪs·ɪŋ] ADJ

1. missing (lost):

missing person: desaparecido, -a

missing thing or object: perdido, -a

missing in action: desaparecido en combate

to report sth missing: dar parte de la pérdida de algo

2. missing (absent):

missing: ausente

miss¹ [mɪs] SUBST (form of address)

miss: señorita f

Miss America: Miss EE.UU.

Miss. SUBST

Miss. ABBR Mississippi

Miss.: Misisipí m

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Mississippi [mɪs·ɪ·ˈsɪ·pi] SUBST

Mississippi: Misisipí m

I. miss² <-es> [mɪs] SUBST

miss: fallo m

II. miss² [mɪs] VERBE intr

miss: fallar

III. miss² [mɪs] VERBE trans

1. miss (not hit):

miss: fallar

2. miss (not catch):

miss: perder

to miss the bus/train: perder el bus/tren

to miss a deadline: no cumplir con una fecha límite

3. miss (avoid):

miss: evitar

4. miss (not notice):

miss: no fijarse en

to miss sb: no encontrar a alguien

you didn't miss much: no te has perdido nada

you can't miss it: no te lo puedes perder

5. miss (not hear):

miss: no oír

6. miss (overlook):

miss: saltarse

to miss a meeting: faltar a una reunión

7. miss (not take advantage):

miss: dejar pasar

to miss an opportunity: perder una oportunidad

8. miss (regret absence):

miss: echar de menos

9. miss (notice loss):

miss: echar en falta

person <people [or form -s]> [ˈpɜr·sən] SUBST

1. person (human):

person: persona f

as a person: como persona

per person: por persona

2. person LING:

person: persona f

first/second person: primera/segunda persona

Present
I	miss
you	miss
he/she/it	misses
we	miss
you	miss
they	miss

Past
I	missed
you	missed
he/she/it	missed
we	missed
you	missed
they	missed

Present Perfect
I	have	missed
you	have	missed
he/she/it	has	missed
we	have	missed
you	have	missed
they	have	missed

Past Perfect
I	had	missed
you	had	missed
he/she/it	had	missed
we	had	missed
you	had	missed
they	had	missed

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missing [Am ˈmɪsɪŋ, GB ˈmɪsɪŋ] ADJ

1. missing (lost):

2. missing (lacking):

Miss

Miss → Mississippi

Mississippi [Am ˌmɪsəˈsɪpi, GB ˌmɪsɪˈsɪpi] SUBST (state)

I. miss1 [Am mɪs, GB mɪs] VERBE trans

1. miss (fail to hit):

2. miss (fail to experience):

3. miss (fail to attend):

4. miss (fail to catch):

5. miss (overlook, fail to notice):

6. miss (fail to hear, understand):

7. miss chance:

8. miss (avoid):

9. miss (regret absence of):

10. miss (notice absence of):

II. miss1 [Am mɪs, GB mɪs] VERBE intr

1. miss:

2. miss (fail):

3. miss fam car/engine:

III. miss1 [Am mɪs, GB mɪs] SUBST (failure to hit)

I. trick [Am trɪk, GB trɪk] SUBST

1.1. trick (ruse):

1.2. trick (prank, joke):

2. trick (feat, skilful act):

3. trick (habit):

4. trick (in card games):

II. trick [Am trɪk, GB trɪk] VERBE trans

III. trick [Am trɪk, GB trɪk] ADJ épith

1. trick cigar/spider:

2. trick Am:

near miss SUBST

miss2 [Am mɪs, GB mɪs] SUBST

1. miss (as title):

2. miss as form of address:

3. miss (young girl):

person <pl people> [Am ˈpərs(ə)n, GB ˈpəːs(ə)n] SUBST

1. person:

2.1. person <pl persons> (individual):

2.2. person <pl persons> (body):

3. person LING:

I. people [Am ˈpipəl, GB ˈpiːp(ə)l] SUBST

1.1. people + pl vb, no art (in general):

1.2. people + pl vb, no art (individuals):

1.3. people + pl vb, no art (specific group):

2.1. people (inhabitants) + pl vb:

2.2. people (citizens, nation) + pl vb:

2.3. people (race):

II. people [Am ˈpipəl, GB ˈpiːp(ə)l] VERBE trans

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missing person SUBST

missing [ˈmɪsɪŋ] ADJ

1. missing (lost):

2. missing (absent):

miss1 [mɪs] SUBST (form of address)

I. miss2 [mɪs] -es SUBST

II. miss2 [mɪs] -es VERBE intr

III. miss2 [mɪs] -es VERBE trans

1. miss (not hit):

2. miss (not catch):

3. miss (avoid):

4. miss (not notice):

5. miss (not hear):

6. miss (overlook):

7. miss (not take advantage):

8. miss (regret absence):

9. miss (notice loss):

person <people [or form -s]> [ˈpɜ:sən, Am ˈpɜ:r-] SUBST

1. person (human):

2. person LING:

missing person SUBST

missing [ˈmɪs·ɪŋ] ADJ

1. missing (lost):

2. missing (absent):

miss1 [mɪs] SUBST (form of address)

I. miss¹ [Am mɪs, GB mɪs] VERBE trans

II. miss¹ [Am mɪs, GB mɪs] VERBE intr

III. miss¹ [Am mɪs, GB mɪs] SUBST (failure to hit)

miss² [Am mɪs, GB mɪs] SUBST

miss¹ [mɪs] SUBST (form of address)

I. miss² [mɪs] -es SUBST

II. miss² [mɪs] -es VERBE intr

III. miss² [mɪs] -es VERBE trans

miss¹ [mɪs] SUBST (form of address)

I. miss² <-es> [mɪs] SUBST

II. miss² [mɪs] VERBE intr

III. miss² [mɪs] VERBE trans